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What happens when a Smart Lock fails? 🔥
In this week's episode of the Weekly Blaze...
Hong Kong protesters find creative ways to avoid surveillance, Instagram has a new anti-phishing tool, and what happened to me when a smart lock failed!
In Episode 92 of our Monthly Show
Tom and Scott discuss Amazon's new smart glasses that work with Alexa, what webkeys are and how they could be used for social engineering, and why you should always erase old hard drives and other data storage before selling or giving away computers and other electronics.
Watch this episode on our YouTube Channel!
10 Year Anniversary Episode!
In Episode 91 of this very special episode of our monthly show, Tom and Scott are joined by special guests Kevin Johnson and Jayson E. Street to celebrate the 10 year anniversary of this podcast! We talk about the history of the show, what's improved (or not improved) in the last 10 years from a cybersecurity and privacy perspective, Kevin's Star Wars addiction, Jayson's #HackerAdventures, and we have a very important debate about the future of security awareness and what can be done to provide better education on phishing which continues to be one of the top attack vectors we've seen in the last 10 years.
Be sure to stay tuned to the end of the episode for some fun outtakes from this episode and some highlights from our very first episode which we recorded way back in August of 2009. You can also watch the full live stream of this episode on our YouTube channel.
Thank you to all of our sponsors, listeners, and previous guests for supporting the show over the last 10 years! We really appreciate it and we look forward to many more!
Watch this episode on our YouTube Channel!
Interview with Aaron ZarCo-Founder and CEO of Silent Pocket
On this special edition of the podcast we speak with Aaron Zar, co-founder and CEO of Silent Pocket. Silent Pocket has been a long time sponsor of the show and it was great to catch up with Aaron to get his thoughts on the current state of digital privacy. On the show we also discuss:
Why privacy isn’t dead and how Aaron responds to people that say “Who cares about privacy! I have nothing to hide!”
How Silent Pocket products are helping people protect their digital privacy and stay more secure
The history of Silent Pocket, their first products, and how Aaron started his career
What products are recommended for the average person?
What new and innovative products are in the pipeline?
Stopping Attackers on Your Network with Edgewise CEO Peter Smith
In this YouTube edition of the Shared Security Podcast we're joined by Peter Smith, CEO of Edgewise who shows a demo of how Edgewise stops attackers and prevents lateral movement on a network. Watch on YouTube:
Peter shows us a demo of several real-world attacks that affect enterprise network like the Bluekeep vulnerability, Powershell attacks, and how Edgewise could have helped prevent the Capital One data breach. Check out the
which we discussed on the show!
Find out more about Edgewise by visiting
and sign up for a demo!
Watch this episode on our YouTube Channel!
Shared Security is now on GetVokl!
We'll be streaming our monthly show live on a new interactive video chat and streaming service called GetVokl!
to get notified when we will be live and to watch previous episodes!
Thank you to our sponsor
Silent Pocket!
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As a special thanks for listening to the podcast we want to give you our free Facebook Privacy & Security Guide! Recently updated with the latest 2019 Facebook updates, our Facebook Privacy & Security Guide walks you through a baseline of privacy and security settings on Facebook so you can limit as much personal information as possible while still being social. In this guide you'll learn about:
5 tips for using any social network
How to control your default privacy, timeline and tagging
Location and ad tracking settings
What information should you limit in your Facebook profile
How to configure two-factor authentication